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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
1
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A garbled fragment mentions a person named Jim and a gate in June. Details are unclear. no definite event, date, or location can be confirmed from the readable text.
Readable fragments reference a Senate action stalled in committee with unclear progress. Mentions may include General staff and members, with hints of May timing, but details are incomplete and ambiguous.
A condensed clipping mentions Sam Major and Ad Es D connected to a political campaign in Wyer, Washington. The fragment notes a local effort with sparse details about candidates or dates.
Watergate witness James W. McCord Jr testified that John Caulfield said President Nixon knew of clemency offers and would receive a personal message from Nixon at a future meeting. McCord said he would not accept the offers, and other defendants urged guilty pleas or silence. The committee warned that hearsay cannot be used in court. Continued on back page.
Ousted White House Counsel John W. Dean III says Nixon could have said more in his Watergate speech and would have looked better if he had. He declined to specify what disclosures were unsaid, telling CBS in a Cronkite interview as Senate hearings began. Dean said he had no knowledge Nixon knew of the break in in advance and lamented the lack of a fuller statement.
Senator Sam Ervin retains calm, promising new revelations as Watergate hearings focus on James W. McCord. McCord, a CIA retiree and convicted conspirator, is said to have surprises that could reshape the inquiry, provoking cautious speculation among Ervin’s panel.
A Bear Lake man Elmer E. Ellis 22 and teen passenger Michael A. Hamilton Ellis 13 died after a one car crash and plunge into Spencer Run Creek near Bear Lake. The 1969 car left the road struck a trestle flew 32 feet and submerged in six feet of water. Ellis was driving south when the vehicle went off the east side then into the creek. Both were pronounced dead on arrival at Corry Memorial Hospital. Survivors include family members and four sisters plus three brothers. Funeral services set at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Howard Markle officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
The Pennsylvania Department of Education ends mail subsidy checks to school districts in favor of a hotline system. Funds will be deposited to Mellon National Bank accounts in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh banks, with districts notified by phone of credit. Corry Area School District will receive a credit amount of 574490 dollars for immediate district use.
Fifteen cars of a Norfolk and Western freight train derailed at 6 a.m. in Dunkirk injuring two crewmen, one seriously. A tank car carrying hydro-synonic, a toxic fluid, was not damaged. Cause attributed to a broken axle near the Allegany-Ludlum Steel Co. plant. Injured are Homer Whitworth 61 of Conneaut Ohio in ICU. Felix Alberts 43 of Ashtabula Ohio released after exam. Crew in caboose, two derailed cars carried piggy-back liquor trailers with spills. Track crews clearing wreckage.
A cold snap blanketed much of Pennsylvania and neighboring New York with snow. Snow dusted the Pocono Mountains and Scranton, with Wellsboro reporting three inches. Across the border, several New York communities saw six inches, causing power outages in Utica and school closures in multiple districts.
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